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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-27
The somewhat strange case Of

The somewhat strange case of a
man who draws pay as Juror
while being tried for murder is
interesting citizens of Santa Rosa, Cal
Such was the case in the recent trial of
John Bailif for the murder OF James
Noon. Dir. Bailiff was drawn on the
venire, and drawn out of the box. He
drew sixteen dollars for his services as
a Juror.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-27
-..You know. INV dear. / have oft,

You know, my dear. / have often
said that, like the rest of the human
kind, 1 am only poor, weak sinner, y
said Mr.. Jones, as he was trying to ex-
cuse himself to his wife. Yes re-
piled she. ''You have so. And never
in my lie saw anybody so anxious to
prove the truth of his statement as you
seem to be. n-Merchdnt IrareLer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-27

The larvae of the borer lives sew.
eral years in trees. Hence, be sure to
probe for the borer and remove him If
it be possible. Borers have done more
damage to the peach than all the dis.
eases known.-Iroy Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-27

Fashionable note paper must have
the address stamped upon it---Chicas,
Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
Increasing Wisdom.

The fact that people are continually
growing wiser has fresh illustration in
the recent rulings Of the p o. Depart
ment in regard to the printing allowable
on the wrappers inclosing second and
third class mail matter There has been
no new law on the subject since 1879, and,
until short time ago liberal construc-
ton was placed upon the meaning OF the
law. and in addition to the senders address
which the law permitted to be printed mp
on such matter, or rather as part of his
address, he was permitted to add his
business
The Republican officials for five years
aud the Democratic officials for almost
three years never discovered that the for
mer ruling was contrary to law, but have
now inst discovered it and without any
public warning Of the change IN the ruling,
people began tn find their packages and
circul.rs charged with letter postage.
This results in stfious loss to firms doing
Il larR' husiu' - RID il serions inconven
/ Tee % every body using the mails. AS
far Is la. appeared nobody asked for
chang IL trr ialiue, and the change helps
nobody anl jnst lty it was made does not
appear eaceri 20 carry out the good old
ID mocrdiic dycliius ri strict coustruc.
tiou, aud even 10 lois light it is quite
possible mistake has been made A
mans lnsiuess is really part Of his ad
dress snsi nsefui Tor bis identification.
There Dsy b. lsIf \ dozen John Smiths
living 10 pl4c-,au only one John Smith.
The latter would be the
prop address. bot would be ruled ont
under the recent decision. We believe
lie postal service aud the laws relative
thereto ,efe made for tha hencft Of the
pe.pi- aud tbat, as lar as possible. postaf
Officials should interpret the laws for The
benefit 81 The people ADD not for the pur-
pose VI embarrassing aad perplexinp
them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

In the last election for delegates 10 con-
gress the territory Of Dakota cast l04 ,Sl2
votes. Florida, ut its last election for con :
gressmeu. east 81, 900 votes; Louisiana a.
bout So. 600 votes; Mississippi and South
Carolina together So, 600 votes In Georgia
the art Of suppressiug Republicsnism has
reached high stage OF effectiveness, and
though at the presidential election of 1884
the total yo was lf3, 533, in the congress
sionsl election Of 1856 but "a, 400 votes
were cast. Democratic congress refuses
to admit Dakota as state because its vo
tiers are Overwhelmingly Republican in
number Were Dakota state, and repre-
sented in congress in the same proportion
TO the number OF votes cast as the states
named, she would have in the house, on
the basis Of Florida's vote. four members |;
on that Of Louisiana, seven; on that OF
Geogia thirty eight, and on that Of South
Carolina and Mississippi seventeen. Many
Of the southern congressman hold their
places through suppression Of Republican
suffrage by fraud and violence. Yet they
stand 10 their places 10 congress and deny
the demand OF Dakota for the rights Of
state hood and representation commen
surate with its size and Importance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The Democrats attempted TO steal q
State Senator 10 the Albany district. Tne
returns as sent 10 showed small major
ity for the Republican candidate. A new
return was after wards sent in from one Of
the voting precincts 10 Watervliet with
the figures changed so that IL would give
the Democrats majority. The super.
visors attempted TO connt the bogus re.
Republicans who bad got out an ipjunc-
tiou ani after legal proceedings the first
return WAS allowed and counted This
its perpetrators ought to be severely pun.
ished
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The retirement Of f4isa Commissioner
SPARKS meets sitb practically aeanimoos
appreciation. without distinction u party.
The Omahs Rseak,,caa sKys vita truth.
tbs, while pos,anug a. tbs tliepd Of tho
honsss settler, BE- persocntei ihousands Of
that eiass al Uvrr she west, nnsil many Of
them siauaoutd their homrslesds 10 dls.
gust Debating "a 40 official communities
,ipu laid before congress thai ~ per ecu,
u homesteGls aud pre-empiion proofs were
fr. nisleai, be undertook 10 .nssisntiate
tbis iii. lpas snl yiilsinous assertion bg
sysieas iie hsgins And dcuial % Justice.
Ibe answering i-riiag IA sAs ssst was OF
bitief IndigGatiop, sld mtn sIili feel Just
Nv agsisised that he should haye been
kep, 10 pniea nearly three years 10 spite Of
eamnlailst proof II ipoomPeleney snd in.
saae prejudice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
Don't

let that cold OF yours uu on. You think
il ia light thing But it may run into
catsrrh; or INFO pueumonii: or into con
sumption.
C4trrh is disgusting. Pneumonis ID
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
TIE breathing apparatus mnst be kept
healthy aud clear Of all obstruction and
offensive matter Otherwise there is
trouble ahead
All the diseases Of these parts, head
rose. throat, bronchial tubes aud lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the USE OF Boshee's German Syrup. II you
don't know this already thousands and
thousands OF people can tell you. They
have been cured by il aud know how IL
is, themselves" Bottle only rs cents; ask
any druggist
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

Congrrss Gill mcti neri MoBdag rud
there does noi seem 10 be asy Democrats
oppcslii0e 10 the re election 81 Speaker
Carlisle. although bis seat Is contested
Mills Of Ie1ss rahii free trader. Sill
probably IN made the chsitmsa Of the
ssrs sBd means committee. sri deter
mined taott made 10 materially redaes
The tariff though The Randall Democrats
vii "a ssfes a. - -ruiag rs''arti5p. n
is i-gt 70 rt~sa ~. heRyrr thAi th's sat
srie~ to~lr ni'~r shd That eniou sat
Of 500 b aarsd upoo. sinra te-
doe ta "a rerei ~ stras % lie party
nsr, sssifs 3 ~. tin1e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

titv ladieaiisas are this. The fter rale
Driboctstls sre ssips To puii ilrmselyes
,aseiirr anl naka vigorous onslaught
0a iDe isflh A. ssou ss Congress opens
Tac bail siil brsia with the presidents
message. IL which be !. 10 have the assis,
aace Of Speaker Carlisle aud other free
traders. Secretary Fairebili will also
urge tariff reduction 10 his report Carlisle
10 vaults . reduction Of $40 900. 900 ia the
revenue. AID iayors The abolition Of the
internal revenue taxes 90 manufactured
tobacco but not those on ~biskey He
er poets bot fight and a session lasting
till August
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
EREELoYE BUCK,s Rstale.

er1r.or yrRsosr, District Of Manchester A.
In Probate Court held Mt Manchester within
and Tor sasd District on the 18th day Of Sosem.
Der A. D. issi.
The Executor on the esiate Of Freelove Euek
late of Arilpgieh 10 said district dsceEsed
proposed 10 render al account u bic sdfnInls-
trAilon on said ssiAts.
whsrenpor. sersion Of said Court 10 Le held
Al tho Probate DfHce in Manchester. IN stfd Die
ifiei o. the IL day Of December D. 1851. "a.
appointed for the elimination and sllossnes ol
SAID sceoant, and for distribution Of the ssts,s
reGAining on such settlement; and pntile no.
Tee ihereof vac ordered - be given 70 All per.
sons interested By the publication hereof In the
Manchester JOrkgAi. se~spspef pfisttd Al
sald Msnehssssr, three vtsts surctssisely pre-.
sioGs 10 the tine 10 appointed.
2sss LoyELAAD NUN sos, sadss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

Bciug urable - attend the no.iicense
meeting a. Bosian, seusior george r.
Hrar sent letter 10 Nhich he ssid. II
sna, aud tl~Ays have bsen IN favor 81 pro-
hibiting The sale 81 iu'oIicsllng liquors
Bat no prohibliion, whether shelter 10
constitution o. statnte. wili be worth
much auiess il is supported by constant
Aud strenuous public seaiisncnt The sen
,imeni Gao he created and sustained only
hy sbe most earnest efforts. Neither the
sale nor the ase 81 Intoxicating drinks will
ever he preyenied by mere legal ma
chinefy"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

Are you disturbed a. night aud broker
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teetbi II so
send at once and &c, bottle OF Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dyseniery, diArrboea. regu.
lstes the stomach and bowels. cures Wind
collie. soitens the gums. reduces inAsms.
ton. and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs winsiows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to The taste and is the prescription Of one
Of the oides, and beat female physicians
and nurses 10 The UIited States. and is for
sale by all druggists throughout The world.
Price, Is cents bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

hsnls are ips~rcdet fha asRnsa sor.
efnmepi lad sals ~ - Asasslnsa con
panr tsFFesspiea ~ shess geailsEea Tie
rgti q way for the eassi Or $1,000. 0pa.
The route - iTo nilns long 10, 100 nre
already hsili by nsiSg The lake and the
Sac Iasr river The other 90 miles will
coat SOS. oo1, 600. Bat !, seems ,hs, Costa
Iana 10 "a. owner Of the iiDe which The
canal sill traverse. and treaty bciseen
ihs iso frpubiies hsA been prepared %
eoprey tile 20 The co@pany, This treaty
has been rejected by o1e Of TIE govern
meat legislatures, aud again the project ~
10 ths air
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

President Gstyy's nppopnlariiy 10
France anh hi. consequent enforced resig
ration "a. occs.iohed by the scandal at
tachiue to the sale Of decorations by bis
son 10 law. These decorations were pur-
chased by sealthy men, many Of them
for. isn.rs, ~ben the Intention Was that
the.e cuuld only be oblsiued By dis.lng
uisa~,l personal service IN behalf Of The
Ffeuch nation. As arnle scandals do not
easily "A, ca the French people but they
could 90, stand the wholesale baits ring
away D, the Nations honor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The New York Ereaiag Post announced
tie other day tbs, President Cleveland re.
called bis letter approving the nomination
II CJl Fellows 10 be district attorney OF
Nes York. The Washington correspon
dent Of the SHa debies that the letter WAS
withdrasn lie says Mr. Cleveland is not
tha, kidd Of a man nov. He is Demo-
erat who stands by his party every tine,
even II 10 doing 80 be is obliged to sup
port the erealaFee Of Tseed's bounty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The wool growers of the country pro-
pose a strong fight 10 cJbgress th' coming
winter for the maintenarca OF tie present
tariff The following has just been sent
out from the Off Ice Of the secretary of the
National wool growers association, signed
10y Columbus Drlaun, president, aud AL
bert Chapman. secretary: The presl
dents III he state vnol growers rs-oeii
tioas, sho arr tx I'll 10 we prr,l trnls,
oil the \ itioIa. as. ciatioH, ar, eIr0e-tly
ron sled a. ~ pres an '" 81" tDat ia IL
several a.soeia' iaus are ipiy Represented
al the tursiin of Ihs "a 4 tie Aa
tiuuai wool gfof ~ a.s sti q Nssh :
ingiou, the fist M1utht y sem'tr
aeat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The Springfield Uaso'i says that. up, I.
Blfnum IL accustomed TO coming money
cut Of sdyefsiiy. aud il will be strange II
ho does not turn the terrible FIRE in the
winter quarters Of ihe great show to the
usual good account The loss is small
matter to man who spends greater a.
mounts Tor less advertising than the fire
vail afford him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
NoNTON WEEKLT J0rRNlL.

~ a. MAsfnferrR Jorhai. ned uNB gso
~ IL a3r g,gSfs ~ asig W 20 ~ oLp
eeN ~ ~ 80 ~ . feo sith JorEsAI ~
VI ~ YA1 sesy WfS5ss oalv - lerraosi
subscribers mho ~ sta sasvnig f0lf ~ CIV
glpg aslel m Iisass fesg Isg~ys gsFssFsi
a. osaacsfiaa sfl& ~ toraSAL ws ~ ara
cs8s p3gstY gi& i sssserif'ioa prize n ore
ti,sam efek and 0rr soRtA h,gi ptrs Ibh
ese+ shosaa b ausfssi = aaoe md re mon
" esea esgaagssay ~ eyyirr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The Bosfos Tsarsflsr says. Thrill party
politics helped pu, the nation uDder con
trsl "a The democratic an,i ptnsry Las
party. /, has helped TO defeat 10 Masss-
chuseiis good republican prohi6i,ionlsis
.nd thereby ieopssaizs valuable temper
auee propositions. !, hss cAnsed division
ID the wo1aE's Chrlsiiaa Tempersnce Ua.
iou aad 10 great degree has hampefe ]
that grand or auizaiien ia iis work. II anr
siaeers thread u Temperance can sec 10
these fesaiis gaia 70 The cause be has Al
heart. ii - more than The great n,sioriiJ
q semperance aibercsis eau dlscostf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
Miscellaneous Features.

will comprise several illustrated articles on Ire.
land, by Charles De Ksf; papers touching the
field of the sunday School Lessons, illustrated
b, u. L. WILSON Wild Western life.by Theodore
Roosevelt; the English Caihedrals, by Mrs, van
Rensselaer,. with illustrations by Penne; DR..
Bnlkleys valuable papers on Dreams, Spiritual
ism, and Clairyoyanoe. essays in criticism, art.
travel. and biography, poems cartoons etc.
BY a special offer the numbers for the past year
containing the Lincoln history may be secur-
ed with the years subscription from November,
1887, twenty-iour issues In ALL for 900, or, with
the last years numbers handsomely bound for
$50.
Rel ished BY Tar CENTURY Co., So East nth,
0tye"A New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

Braastrect's trade reports for the week
p0ini to someEhat irregular conditions,
siib a small total volnme on aeeonut q
the Observance ol Thanksgiving day. 10
general. the silsa,ion IL considered favor
sbis Dan A Coz ~eelly review says thai
the prospects are improviog 10 every d.
rection, although. Il adds. 'ahe situation
noshers ias,ities snes 'speculs,ire Wild
ness As has nppcsrel 10 some branches. :
Tue Investment 81 iorsisr esplisl in this
eonnsry s.ill continues. among the lAtes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

A. far as ~ base seen The recent action
OF tbe Vermont branch OF the W. q. I. u,
10 voting 10 indorse the third party move
meut i. approved by only one paper in the
state. the Aygas & Patriot, aud is severely
criticised by all the others. Tue Aryas
is always opposed to our prohibitory law
aud most Of the other papers are its strong
supporters What is true 10 Vermont is
true all over the country. Those people
who are 10 favor OF free run are always
ready 10 encourage the third party move
meut because it really helps them to keep
Ia power by dividing the Republican vote,
while The Republicans are ready to adopt
such temperance legislation as a majority
will support, even to prohibition where
majority can be found in favor OF prohi-
bition. Ii was Lincoln's maxim, during
the war TO adopt measures only so fast as
a majority Of the people would sustain
him, and this is a statesmanlike way OF
dealing with any public question.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

After very sharp hght Atlantis voted
agaias' prohibition by abani 1000 or ariiy'
TIE blacks g,'aeftliy voted for tree rum.
Poe caI az nment- against prohibition
wsts tirt yeprs trial showed that & w@
a iaiiase. aud thai il ui1red the RFoe 70
ahd property u the city. The last stale
meat Ma vigorously denied aud soms
good rrssons given 10 eiplanaiieu OF the
fact tEsi more u less ran Was sold 4nfiDg
The past ytar The fight wii probably be
fenesei uert year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The German cro~n prince keeps mp
good spirils aud seems TO be better, but as
il has been demonstrated that bus disease
is malignant cancer there is little hope Of
recovery. lie is undergoing new method
oi treatment recommended by some emf
eminent surgeons, living upon food 10
winch there is hot particle Of sugar. IL
is doubifal whether this treatment will
have aly prfmaut Ut iiect on the disease,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

The official CANVASS Of the vote in New
York shows that Cooks plurality over
Grant is 10, 936 and the plurality for oil er
state officers ranges from IL 200 to IL 95i
This does not vary materially from the
Democratic plurality Of Tho last election
and shows that the two great parties stand
nearly even 10 point OF votes. aud that nei-
tber party eau claim the state for utxt
year as matter OF certainty The proIi-
bition vote this year was little oy,r
AZ, 600 and tue labor vote about 10000.
The Democratic plurality ibis year vas
only about 10 OF Que per cent. Of the
vote cast, so that change Of one vote ia
1000 1ould have changed the result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

Sbooli cev-i4,tf appoint Secretary
Lamar - 4 plAy "a iit h.eh II the Su-
preme Court ihere 8saf y possible qnes
ton ~ 10 the a. I'm ftte Y. , senate ~
tfrmins bio From Some u bic inter
anees since thr var ae sre forced TO infer
thai he still believes ID tic 10 irinc Of
state ri glits. the rlshi - seeessioa No,
very hong sine g. a clarel 10 Lis place
10 the saasle ihai o. alaa shuBld call Jeh
DAVIS traitor ~ BIZ presence without re-
ceiring rrbnke irsm Tin II plotting
assils, . gov. rau.eut Which ie has ssorn
10 support does %, make mar traitor
then ~hsi viii sopposing majority OF
The bishe., cppri ia The lsoa should be
composed Of men ho entertain such ideas
uhs, hope could there be Of the peace and
prosperity Of the nation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
EILAn EDDY'b EsrATE.

- fTArs or ysAA0sT. District Of hsneh esfe d
IL Probate Court held AZ MsDcL ester, with
and for ssii Di.iriet on The zgih day Of "
October A, u, 1857.
Tie A6minlsifstor with sal snDersd 90 II
estate 81 silss Eddy lxts ~ Peru 10 ssid Utstri
feeeAsed, proposed 10 render 90 account
ME aaminisifaii6n on seld estate.
Hhsrenyon, ssssiou ~ ssid Court u 10 ID
Il The Pfobate Ofles ia EsBrhfstsf, IN raid III
lfist. on tic z5lt day of sefenbsy D. lss7 "
appointed for tbs sraulin alton sI1 aiisvssesI
said aeoauni, ADD for distribution 81 The
tate fenalHing on sHch seitlsmsbt; sLd pub
ootsce thereof sxs ordered w be given 10
persoas Interested BY the psbilestion hereof
the Manchester JorassL, bsvspspsr print
Al sald Manchester, three sests seeeessIv !
previous 10 the time no appointed.
rsu L0yELAht' hcks0S, yudgsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
KEENAN, on Siberia.

Except the Life 81 Liucoln aud the War Ar
ticles, 10 more important stfies has ever been
undertaken by TnK CfsrrRf Than This ~ Mr..
K.nDs1's. With the previous preparation 81
four yekr's travel aud study In hnssia and sibe.
ria, tho author undert ,ok a journey ~ $4,000
miles for the spsciAl Investigation here required
Az Introduction from the knssisn Minister ~
the lu,erior admitted him 10 the principal
mines and prisons whore he became Ao lu.intcd
Nihllsss, and Others, and The series will be .
startling 40 well ~ Heeuiste revelation Of the
eaile system. The many Illustrations by the
srtist and photographer Mr.. George A frost.
who accompanied the author, will add greatly
to the value OF the articles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

Most hss bsen 90 irisl 10 New York for
usss iaeeudiaq lsnsnage 10 recent
speech tbs case lgsiBst bin was not
swy strong aBd most people expected an
scauittsl but the iafy brought 10 verdict
Of guilty. motion Was made for new
trial aud !, Is quite likely be may get IT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

rhe New York Court II Appeals has re-
yersed the decision ia tie jacob Sharp
case aud he will be granted new iiisl.
The grouqd Of the decision Is that Shsrp's
evidence before the senate investigating
committee was improperly used against
him on the trial. There is no doubt that
but he was not then on trial aud did not
avail himself OF the privilege to refuse to
answer questions which the law gives him
a rioh, to do on bis own trial This de
cifion is probably good law but it may
defeat the ends Of justice in this case as
there is LITTLE doubt OF the guilt OF Sharp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

evidence. hesnE sale Of q 600 600 North
err Pacific bonds 10 iorcsgn s.sdicsie
Year BY year tho invcsimsni n Esrop~an
capital 10 American securities and selcf-
priscs Increases. ard Americas larssimsnis
are amoas lhe moss papalai, b~sng coasid'
cred the safest ssd meat remaasrNtire Of
Irfrh n EnrnnnAn cAnltallais
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

George William Cnrii- Is ,silenily
Ioiuei 10 bis Idols While tadiy PR.
claiming bis independence, ue virtually
admits that 80 action oG the part ~ Give
land will drive away his tnippt xt
year Ia lhe last issue 81 Harper lleek(y
be says:
III is assumed that rue President has
thrown them lthe Mnssumps) overheard,
and is uos Deht nu sirenpthetirg hle
party relations Bu, II sbpnia lac reuie "a.
setei that ~ ~. sease Intended, The
President esni aot tlrox over the nie
pcuaeufs ILaf tLtre las been re
regret and disappointment among lode
pendent vni.fs. arising from the confse Of
the Executive j. obsIOu. But II
does Dot sap~ th-t the independents vide
will he cas-, seai.sl Il Cleveland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01

ihs irala time beissen New York aud
ssa Frsraiseo has been reduced 10 i've
days ussr ibe uuiob Pacific railroad. Oss
day has beeo gsiaed By The last schedule
beiaeen TIE tao ocesns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-01
JOHN j. PETTIBoNR,t 60.
lssr JANIS W. BOWEN. x" "
.GOM MISSIOEERSt NOTICE.

Eststs 81 IkA M0LAp0nLis.
be undersgned, having been appointed
the Hon Probate Court for the distfiet Of N 4
chester, GommissloEers. 10 receive, eIsmiBs Il
adjust all claims and demands Of all psrsa|
against the estate 81
Ira Mclaughlin late u Arlington
10 said district deceased, and all claims sIhI
itediD Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
will meet for tho purposes Aforesaid, Al
ats dwelling house 81 the deceased 10 NJ
Ariil giau. On the 10Th day Of May nett fr
10 O'Clock A N. until o'clock y. NJ on ssld d
aud that siI msnths from the Isih
~ November A. D.. 1887 10 the time limited
said Court Tor ssid creditors 10 present ID
claims 10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 10Th day
November A. D 1881,
RALPH SMITH, sa.
1e3~ n, II. BATCHkIDkH. I ."" ~